OHIIHO provides a high-intensity intelligence honeypot that captures first-hand adversary sessions in controlled environments. The platform records attacker behavior, extracts artifacts, and structures findings into exportable intelligence objects for security teams. It serves analysts and detection engineers who need ground-truth observation rather than feed-derived signal.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Product
Problem
Security teams rely on threat intelligence feeds and detection tools that observe adversaries from a distance, yielding indirect and often noisy signals. Without first-hand observation of adversary behavior in controlled settings, organizations struggle to distinguish genuine threats from background noise and lack the evidence needed to calibrate defenses or meet regulatory scrutiny.
Solution
OHIIHO offers the High-Intensity Intelligence Honeypot (HIIH), a product that creates controlled adversary-facing environments designed to be discovered and entered. Once an actor is inside, the system contains the session, records behavior, captures artifacts, and structures the results into timelines, tool and payload fingerprints, and TTP mappings. The platform separates human operators, automated robots, and AI-driven tradecraft by their distinct behavioral signatures, enabling detection that follows the right signal. Analysts receive exportable intelligence objects that can feed downstream SIEM, XDR, or threat intelligence pipelines, supplying infrastructure with observed, ground-truth data.
Target Audience
Primary customers include intelligence analysts, detection engineers, security leaders under regulatory mandates like NIS2 or DORA, threat intelligence providers, sectoral CERTs, and enterprises with mature security operations programs.
Features
- Controlled adversary-facing environments that sustain real compromise while preserving operator control
- Session recording and behavior analysis that distinguishes human operators, scripted robots, and AI-driven tradecraft by signature
- Automated extraction of tools, payloads, and artifacts into structured intelligence objects
- TTP mapping aligned to industry frameworks for direct use in detection engineering
- Exportable outputs designed to integrate with SIEM, XDR, and threat intelligence platforms
- Deployment options for sovereign and sectoral observation on controlled ground